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The Pianst, Scene 15 (Technical, Thematic, and Personal)

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Music and Movies

 

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Theresa W

 

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July 19, 2011

 

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University

 

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However, I was proven wrong as I watched Polanski's vivid directorship of this war film about music. The Pianist is a good-history Shoah film that is very humanizing and shows total war, compassion for the enemy, and even heroism. And although it wasn't listed among the forms of war films, I believe more than anything that this film is about survival and the powerful will to live...
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In Polanski's own words, "The Pianist is a testimony to the power of music, the will to live, and the courage to stand against evil." And so, interestingly enough, the movie centers around an aspect that is very unusual for the war film genre: music. When Wladyslaw Szpilman, played by Adrien Brody, loses everything, the only thing he has left to live for and hold on to is his passion for music...
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